Conferences

AGT2026 Tokyo (Asian Game Theory Meeting 2026)

The East Asian Game Theory Conference (EAGT), which was launched at Waseda University in 2015 and held biennially, was temporarily suspended due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The conference was successfully revived in 2024, and the upcoming meeting will mark its sixth edition and its 11th anniversary.

Following its revival, the conference has been renamed the Asian Game Theory Conference (AGT). All topics related to game theory will be considered for presentation. Submissions from outside Asia are also encouraged.

4th International Workshop on Game Theory and Economic Applications

Plenary Lectures

Robert AUMANN

• Aloisio ARAUJO

• Gabrielle DEMANGE

• Ehud KALAI

Eric MASKIN

• Paul MILGROM

• Hervé MOULIN

• Roger MYERSON

Alvin ROTH

Marilda SOTOMAYOR

The week-long event will consist of mini-courses, conferences and contributed papers sessions. The courses will start at an introductory level and will reach the frontiers of current research. Please direct questions to iwgtea2026@usp.br .

Limited financial aid for travel and accommodation expenses of up to 100 students or young researchers (who got his/her PhD in the last three years) will be provided. The candidate should refer to the information provided on this website.

Deadline for submission: March 31, 2026.

GAIMSS’26 will gather researchers and students in game theory from mathematics, computer science, and economics.

Summer school courses

• Elizabeth Baldwin (University of Oxford)
• Marco Scarsini (Luiss University)
• Rakesh V. Vohra (University of Pennsylvania)

12th Annual Conference “Contests: Theory and Evidence”

The Department of Economics at the University of Bath, UK is pleased to host the 12th annual conference “Contests: Theory and Evidence” on Thursday 2nd of July and Friday 3rd of July 2026.

We cordially invite theoretical, experimental, and empirical work on any aspect of contests including but not limited to economics, management, politics, psychology, sports, biology, computer science, etc.

Bath, UK

paper submission

LOFT16: Logic and the Foundations of Game and Decision Theory

Keynote Speakers:

Michal Feldman (Tel-Aviv University)

Remco Heesen (London School of Economics)

Maria Polukarov (King’s College London)

Debraj Ray (New York University)

Submission deadline: 15 February, 2026

Submission link

4th Paris Workshop on Game Theory and Language

"50 years of Agreeing to Disagree" – Formal models of Common Knowledge

Keynote Speakers:

Robert Aumann (Hebrew University of Jerusalem)

Steven Pinker (Harvard University)

Paris-Panthéon-Assas, 12 Place du Panthéon, Paris

Keynote Speakers:

Paul Belleflamme (UCLouvain)

Vasiliki Skreta (UT Austin, UCL and CEPR)

Workshop Emerging Trends in Game Theory (ETinGT 2026)

The event, organized by the Game Theory Working Group of the Spanish Society of Statistics, Operations Research and Data Science (SEIO), is primarily conceived as a set of doctoral-level courses aimed at PhD students and early-stage researchers in Game Theory and related areas, such as Operations Research or Mathematical Economics.

In addition, senior participants may submit poster presentations, while doctoral students may give a short oral presentation on their current research.

The plenary courses will be given by:

Bas Dietzenbacher (Maastricht University)

Gustavo Bergantiños (University of Vigo)

The Coalition Theory Network (CTN) is an association of ten high-level scientific institutions whose aim has been the advancement and diffusion of research in the (very broadly defined) areas of network theory and coalition formation for thirty years. From the beginning, the annual workshop has brought together an international group of scholars to discuss current developments, form new collaborations, and foster the use of theoretical works in applied research.

KEYNOTE SPEAKERS

Ana Bogomolnaia (University of Glasgow)

Federico Echenique (UC Berkeley)

Antonio Penta (Barcelona School of Economics)

This one-day symposium aims to bring together game theory researchers from across the Netherlands, with a special emphasis on early-career researchers and PhD-students.

The program includes a keynote presentation by Péter Csóka, research presentations by (young) researchers and PhD-students from various universities, and presentations of interdisciplinary research projects. More information and a preliminary program is available on the website.

Registration closes on Friday March 6, 2026.